GalaxyONE is the AI engine inside the Sovablu platform. Bring a plain-language idea, a stack of specs and sketches, or an entire legacy system. GalaxyONE builds the complete application: data, logic, screens, and workflows, as a governed, visual system your team owns and changes in plain language. Nothing arrives as code you have to maintain.
Lines of code written by your team
From idea to deployed application
Faster time-to-market vs conventional development
Faster legacy migration with GalaxyONE
Lower development & operations cost
You give direction to GalaxyONE. Each Copilot owns a domain of the build and deploys its own specialized agents. The Solution Copilot keeps the whole application consistent.
Holds the whole application together. Coordinates the build across every domain and keeps every part consistent.
Owns the data model. Reads table and database design documents, generates and maintains your tables.
Builds business logic from natural language. Every output lands in the Logic Designer, ready to refine.
Generates interfaces from samples, wireframes, screenshots, or hand-drawn mockups, into the UI Designer.
Whatever exists today is a valid starting point. A specification, source code, screenshots of a system nobody documented, a database, a spreadsheet the business depends on, or a description in your own words. Every one of them ends in the same place.
The document is already organised the way the engine works. Master data becomes the data model, rules become logic, screens become layout.
Where a system was never documented, the code is the record. Behaviour nobody remembers is still in it, and still running the business.
Source is often unavailable rather than missing. Compiled only, held by a vendor, or out of contract. The running system can still be read.
Where a system is a data store with a thin interface over it, the schema carries most of the structure and a share of the rules.
A complete system with no governance around it. The logic is written in the formulas, and the business already trusts the output.
GalaxyONE builds from your description and asks wherever it is unclear or contradicts itself. Changes afterwards are made in plain language too.
This is what most estates look like. Several sources can be supplied together for one system, and where they disagree GalaxyONE raises the conflict rather than choosing silently.
Most enterprise projects start with a blank page and a specification exercise. GalaxyONE starts with the material you already have, specifications, screenshots, spreadsheets, or the legacy system itself, and returns a deployed application in four to eight weeks. From that point your business team changes it in plain language, without waiting for a developer.
No blank page and no rewrite from scratch. What already describes your business becomes the input.
Each Copilot owns a domain of the build and deploys its own specialized agents underneath.
Data model, screens, logic, and workflows running as one governed system. Changeable in plain language, with no maintenance debt handed to your engineers.
A single system is usually built in one pass. A large estate is split into phases. The scope of each phase is agreed before it starts, and the output of that phase is limited to that scope.
The whole estate goes in once and stays in context from then on. Every phase is built against that complete picture, so what it produces connects correctly to the parts that have not been built yet.
Dashed outline: your whole estate, held in context throughout. Solid teal: what that phase builds.
What happens to the system you run today is usually decided long before any vendor arrives. All four options are supported.
The new system takes over and the old one is retired.
Both take the same inputs. Nothing switches over until the numbers agree.
The old system shrinks rather than switching off. Each phase is approved on its own.
The system you will not move stays where it is. The systems around it are built and connected.
Plain language is enough to start. Or bring what you have. GalaxyONE maps the relationships between all your sources.
When the logic or business workflow is ambiguous, GalaxyONE stops and asks rather than guessing, then builds accurately on your answer. Continuous validation runs throughout.
Changes propagate across the system automatically. Anything needing judgment is surfaced as a review for your approval.
Not code fragments. Each object arrives complete and open: inspect it, trace how it behaves, change whatever does not match the way your business actually works, then deploy. Nothing goes live until you say it should.
GalaxyONE does not hand you code to assemble. It generates into the three designers your team already builds with, so everything it produces is visible, editable, and owned from the first minute.
Component palette, canvas, and full attribute control. Every component’s attributes, styles, and events stay editable.
Screens from the Layout Copilot land here.
Tables, columns, types, and relationships, with per-column governance for keys, audit, encryption, and localization.
Tables from the Data Copilot land here.
Flowcharts assembled from Sovablu Actions such as CASE, IF, ASSIGN, CALL_SUB, CALL_API, and CALL_AI.
Flows from the Logic Copilot land here.
GalaxyONE is the AI engine inside the Sovablu enterprise no-code platform. It builds complete enterprise applications through a set of Copilots, each of which deploys specialized agents. You bring your existing assets, such as legacy source code, specs, and sketches, and GalaxyONE builds a working system your team owns and can change in plain language.
Not necessarily. A plain-language description is enough to start. GalaxyONE also builds new applications from the design materials a new system typically starts with: mockups, wireframes, screenshots, system specification documents, and database design documents. Legacy source code and other existing assets are only needed when you want to rebuild a system you already run.
A Copilot owns a domain of the build: the Solution Copilot holds the whole application together, the Data Copilot owns the data model, the Logic Copilot builds business rules, and the Layout Copilot designs interfaces. Under each Copilot, specialized agents carry out focused tasks such as schema design or interface layout. You give direction to GalaxyONE, and the Copilots coordinate the agents.
Full enterprise systems: ERP, supply chain management, manufacturing execution, CRM and dealer management, HRM, warranty and service management, warehouse and logistics, finance and expenses, helpdesk and ticketing, and more. It also rebuilds legacy systems from Microsoft Access, Visual Basic and VBA, COBOL, IBM Lotus Notes, RPG, Oracle Forms, Excel workflows, and SAP custom modules.
Code generation tools output source code as text and leave you to maintain it, so edits drift from the design and only developers can make changes. GalaxyONE produces a complete visual application with UI, logic, and database, keeps the design and the application automatically aligned, and lets anyone make changes through plain-language chat, with continuous validation catching issues before activation.
GalaxyONE handles the propagation of a change across the system automatically. Anything that needs your judgment is surfaced as a review and a next action for you to approve, so you stay in control of what ships. When two sources conflict, GalaxyONE asks you rather than guessing.
Yes. You can bring legacy source code, specifications, sketches, and folder structures as starting material. GalaxyONE maps the relationships between them, asks you in real time where sources are unclear or conflict, and builds a coherent design and application from them.
